Outgoing Mobility Programmes · Universidad CEU Fernando III

Do you want to study abroad with CEU UF3 by your side?

As a CEU UF3 student, there is a whole range of mobility programmes enabling you to study at universities in other countries and even undertake a placement abroad.

Adding an international experience to your CV is highly beneficial and the effects go beyond the academic realm: you can learn a new language, discover new cultures, develop your life experience and independence and enhance your professional profile.

If you are a CEU UF3 student, there are several options available to you if you want to study abroad or spend time at another Spanish university, via the Erasmus+ and other CEU UF3 programmes. Each degree offers a wide variety of different options both within and outside Europe. EU Member States, countries associated with the programme and other international destinations.

Erasmus+ with UF3

The Erasmus+ programme offers you many opportunities to develop your knowledge and skills while studying at educational institutions in other countries in and outside of the European Union. CEU UF3 is an active partner in the Erasmus+ programme and works closely with universities across the world to enhance the internationalization of our students.

Thanks to this programme, you can study for a semester or even an entire academic year at one of our partner universities without losing your status as a CEU UF3 student.

Courses successfully completed abroad will count towards your CEU UF3 degree in accordance with your Learning Agreement, and you will pay tuition fees only at CEU UF3, with no tuition fees payable to your host university.

International mobility (outside Europe)

International Programmes

In addition to Erasmus+, we have several bilateral agreements with prestigious universities in America and Asia, allowing you to study outside Europe with the same guarantees of recognition and support.

Requirements for Applying for a mobility program

Be enrolled at UF3 during the application period, in the same degree programme for which the mobility is being requested.
The university you choose must have a valid agreement with CEU UF3 (each destination has a limited number of places).
Have passed a minimum of 90 credits of the degree programme in which you are enrolled before the mobility period. Meet the minimum and maximum credit load required at the host university (between 21 and 30 ECTS per semester, or up to 42/60 ECTS per academic year for double-degree students).
You must also meet -and provide evidence of- the language requirements of the host university, both in terms of proficiency level and, where applicable, the official specific certification of that language required.
Have a good academic record, with no failed courses.
Have no debts or administrative non-compliance with the University.

Outgoing Procedure: what you need to do

If you want to participate in an exchange programme, we will provide you with all the information you need, including the requirements you must meet and the steps you need to follow.

Choose a Partner University

Check which partner universities are available for your degree programme. Visit their websites to review their language requirements and courses available to exchange students. with the courses in your degree programme. You must review them carefully identifying potential matches to ensure they can be recognised as equivalent to the courses you would take at UF3 during that semester. Contact your faculty's Internationalisation Coordinator to discuss your proposal.

Apply for admission at UF3

Once you have chosen a university, you must apply for Erasmus admission at UF3 on time, attaching your language proficiency certificate and indicating your preferred destinations according to the options available for your degree programme-

Formally accept your place

If you are finally admitted, you must formally accept your place by sending an email to [email protected].

Prepare your Learning Agreement

Contact your Degree's Coordinator to discuss your proposed Learning Agreement (LA). This document, also known as the Study Agreement, lists the courses you will enrol in at CEU Fernando III University and take at your host university.

Draft and submit the Learning Agreement

Based on your proposal and with guidance from your coordinator, the *Learning Agreement* will be drafted. Once it has been signed, your coordinator will send it to the host university.